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her filmy veil caught with a diamond sunburst bringing out all the fairness of her blonde beauty. Miss Ewing was a lovely vision of youth and sweetness and beauty! as bearing a magnificent bouquet of Bride roses and lilies of ‘ die valley she advanced to the altar to meet her affianced husband. Mr. Miller was attended by his best man, Mr. J. Frank Jones of Rappahannock County. { */,->.

After die beautiful and impressive ring ceremony of the Methodist Episcopal church, the bridal party, with these two newly linked in one heavenly tie, retired from from the church tq music of the ever beautiful Lohengrin’s bridal chorus.

Immediately after the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served after which Mr. and Mrs. Miller left for an extended tour through New York, Niagara and Canada. ' Mrs. Miller unites in her charming person not only the beauty and aristocracy of Vir- _ ginia, but also 'a disposition of * rare loveliness which has won for her many friends. The groom, a most popular and successful business man, is a large shareholder and general manager of the Lunenburg Lumber Company, controlling vast interests in this section.--—=-—: - •.The

night preceding the ceremony, Miss Ewing gave an elaborate function in the shape of an : anti-nuptial supper for the bridal party, at which the beautiful colorings of gteen and white were carried out exquisitely in both decorations and menu. A magnificent collection of silver, cut glass, ornaments, costly china, etc, attested to the great popularity of both bride and groom and the occasion was honored by the presence of many out of town guests. Among those were Mr. J. C. Miller, of Richmond ; Mr. J. B. Miller, Mr. C. R., Wood and Mrs. J. Hill O’Bannon of Rappahannock; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wall and Mr. and Mrs; J. H. Price of Richmond. —Times-Dispatch.

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